New Season in Cinemas Now

The Aliquam adventure continues! After Aliquam I and Aliquam II, Anthony Gordon continues his project to raise awareness of the young generation on the oceans and the seabed.

This exclusive One Ocean edit follows a selection of children who dive for the first time in the oceans of Australia and New Zealand. Through their experiences in scuba diving, these children make their generation aware of the importance of the oceans and of preserving underwater environments.

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Bottom Turn is a short surf film shot on location in Bali and Lombok, Indonesia between August and September 2022. Jake illiterates how his life has looked with, and without, a strong relationship with his passion.

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Filmmaker, Sabrina Inderbitzi, goes snorkeling in the search of a Dugong in the Red Sea in Egypt.

Dugongs are threatened by extinction and are getting rare in the Red Sea. So it’s really important to protect them and their habitat.

Motivated by the dream of being a marine biologist, Itzel is the first Mexican researcher to be part of the Gulf Listen international network for acoustic monitoring of cetaceans. Through anecdotes and experiences, will immerse us in a fascinating tour of her profession. With first class marine photographers, and a sound mastering by the Grammy nominee, Simon Gibson (The Hobbit, The Beatles: Get Back), Echoes From the Blue Meadow is an audiovisual experience that will make you live how exciting, risky and amazing the world of marine biology is.
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On 25th April 2021, Brian Walters & Justin Grobler set off to be the first kiters to do a return crossing of the Cook Strait in New Zealand on hydrofoils. It took 2 years of planning, in which they commissioned the services of Phil Rush for boat support and Mark Tantrum Photography to document the journey. The round trip took 68 kms and 2h 58m.

This documentary tells the story of this epic adventure.

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An exclusive segment for ONE OCEAN from the Monster Energy backed feature film GROUND SWELL: The Other Side of Fear.

This segment takes you to the big waves of Nazare, Portugal, through the eyes of some of the world’s biggest names in surfing including Nic Von Rupp, Vini Dos Santos and more.

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Surfing on land and sea, how Texans contribute to surf culture.

Visionary creates grassroots social enterprise to prevent whale extinction. Now the organization races against time to battle new threats using research, education and conservation methods to help sustain a delicate balance between humans and marine life.​

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For thousands of years, Bristol Bay, Alaska has been home to the most prolific salmon run in the world and a thriving native people living alongside it. As modern-day threats fall on this pristine environment, one family fights to keep their relationship with the salmon alive.

An official selection in the Mountainfilm festival and other awards.

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Rumor has it that some fishermen in Indonesia have a very special relationship with giants of the sea. A team of underwater filmmakers and photographers steps off the beaten path and take their cameras on a journey deep into an almost unknown region in Indonesia to discover a newly discovered whale shark population.

They get up close and personal with the animals underwater, and tell a rare story of peaceful coexistence between humans and animals.

Humpback Whales sing to communicate with each other. But did you know they sing for fun as well? They pick up each others best tunes and mix them to create world wide hits. This story compares the skills of world famous DJ Sam Feldt and the humpback whale told by Nan Hauser. We see DJ Sam Feldt transform whale song into a human hit song.

This documentary takes place in Teahupo'o, a small village in French Polynesia. Five surfers share their perception of the Ocean, a place where they find food, fun, friendship and home.

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Eddy, the protagonist, discovers the interconnectedness of Nature. Humans are just one link in this chain. By freeing ourselves from dominance, we understand Nature as the result of all relationships. Through free diving, Eddy explores the deep, witnessing the complex interconnections between aquatic and terrestrial life. Communities in harmony with the ocean offer lessons on conservation. Eddy's sensitivity inspires cherishing relationships like precious corals, embracing the energy of nature. It's time to recognize Nature as an integral part of ourselves.